Dodgers present President Trump with World Series ring during return to White House
The Los Angeles Dodgers visited the White House to celebrate their 2025 World Series title, where owner Mark Walter presented President Trump with a championship ring. The event featured several star players, though some notable absences were noted due to injuries or personal reasons.
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The event highlights the intersection of professional sports culture and presidential politics, reflecting ongoing traditions of championship team visits.
The Los Angeles Dodgers made a repeat visit to the White House on Thursday, with a gift in hand.
Appearing alongside President Donald Trump to celebrate their 2025 World Series title, Dodgers owner Mark Walter presented Trump with a personalized championship ring to go with the usual jersey given to presidents at such events.
Trump noted that it was the Dodgers' first time repeating as champions and indicated that he would like to see them complete the three-peat:
"For the first time in the proud history of this famous franchise, you are repeat champions — I didn't know that, that's the first time? — great ownership, great management. I'm thrilled to say welcome back to the White House, and maybe I'll see you again next year, I hope."
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